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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1941

Page

5

Herbert Harrison to Speak at Chamber Banquet

Herbert Harrison of Longview, vice president and manager of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, will be principal speaker at the annual Chamber banquet on March 11 at Yee High School gym. E A Perrin chairs the entertainment committee planning an engaging program for local members and guests from other towns.

Herbert Harrison Longview East Texas Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Yee High School E. A. Perrin

Henry Moore of Thorndale Transacted Business

Henry Moore of Thorndale transacted business in Cameron Wednesday, with activity noted by local records and officials.

Henry Moore Thorndale Cameron

Bride Elect Is Entertained For Catherine Terry Buck Whitely

Miss Catherine Terry and Buck Whitely are the engaged couple announced at a party hosted by Mrs. Mott Terry. The event featured 42 games with Mabel Armstrong winning high score and Tom Peter taking low. A four leaf clover candy centerpiece, chicken salad refreshments, olives and candy bars were served, with a valentine showing the couple and a scroll reading Catherine and Buck February 7.

Catherine Terry Buck Whitely Catherine and Buck

Bride-Elect Florence Johns Honored Ahead of Wedding

A Monday gathering at Mrs. Gus Pimpler's home celebrated Florence Johns, bride-elect of Milton Lemke of Sequin. Relatives enjoyed games with prizes won by Mrs. Herman Barkemeyer, Mrs. Ben Blachke, Miss Olga Lange, and Miss Ida Vogelsang. A refreshment plate followed with fruit cake, sandwiches, cookies, coffee, and chocolate stars. The honoree thanked guests and invited attendance at the church wedding on January 25 and the Burlington Hall dance that night.

Gus Pimpler Florence Johns Milton Lemke Seguin Herman Barkemeyer Ben Blachke Olga Lange Ida Vogelsang Burlington Hall

Public Installation of Officers at Cameron Lodge No. 46

Cameron Rebecca Lodge No. 46 held a public installation of officers at the Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bert Klinge of Waco and a visiting staff conducted the ceremony. New officers include Noble Grand Mrs. Billie Radtke and Vice Grand Mrs. Ida Swift with their respective supporters. Ice drinks were served after the ceremony.

Cameron Rebecca Lodge No. 46 Odd Fellows Hall Bert Klinge Waco Noble Grand Billie Radtke Lula Gillis Lora Bass Ida Swift Corrie Roberts Annie Henrichsen

Woodmen Circle Banquet Honors Texas State Officers in Waco

The Heart of Texas Grove hosted a banquet honoring Mrs. Laura E. Krebs State Manager of Texas and other state officers at the Roosevelt Hotel in Waco on Wednesday evening. Mrs Ann Marie Laake traveled with Mrs Louise Weems and three drill members including Mrs Ford Caperton Mrs Nettie Storey and Mrs Inez Angell. After toasts by Mrs Weems and Mrs Lanke the Cameron women were invited to the home of Mrs Mary Searmarter for a dance party. Mrs Searmarter will visit Cameron Tuesday for an all day meeting.

Heart of Texas Grove Laura E. Krebbs Texas Roosevelt Hotel Waco Annn Marie Laake Louise Weems Ford Caperton Nettie Storey Inez Angell Weems Lanke Cameron Mary Searmarter

Knights of Pythias Knights conferred on J M Mitcham and new pages elected

At the regular Knights of Pythias Lodge meeting on Monday January 27 J M Mitcham received the Rank of Knight. Eleven new members were elected to receive the Rank of Page at the next meeting on Monday February 8 including Joseph B Ward Alfred Price J W Stufflebeme Jr J Labert Young Jr James F Hurst Edgar M Allday Frank F Wiggs R N Murphy R M Gjedde Alfred Stobener and W C Moody.

Knights of Pythias Lodge J. M. Mitcham Page Joseph B. Ward Alfred Price J. W. Stufflebeme, Jr J. Labert Young Jr James F. Hurst Edgar M. Allday Frank F. Wiggs R. N. Murphy R. M. Gjedde Alfred Stobener W. C. Moody

Judge Gillis III Returns Home After Illness

District Court judge Graham Gillis III was up at his home today for the first time in days after an influenza attack. He hopes to return to his office later this week.

Graham Gillis District Court

Cameron sewing room outputs garments for relief and schools

The Cameron sewing room employing 20 people produced 3,967 garments in the last three months. Garments are delivered to Milam County relief offices and nursery schools, plus about 200 for county indigents at the case worker’s request. Eight thousand yards of material supplied by federal, city, and county sponsors. Visitors welcome during work hours.

Cameron Milam County

Episcopalian Sunday Service Schedule Declared

Episcopal church lists a morning prayer and sermon on Sunday February 2 at nine o clock in the morning.

Downes Looney nuptials link Dallas physician in 1939

Mrs Helen Looney and James Lickell Downs III marry in Richmond on November 22 1939. Helen a Yar High School graduate and Texas University nursing alumnus, James Lickell Downs II a Texas University medical graduate bound for City Hospital Detroit internship in July 1941.

D. R. Looney Maysfield Helen James Lickell Downs, III Jamie Lickell Downs Dallas Richmond Downs Yar High School Texas University College of Nursing Galveston Texas University Phi Rho Sigma John Sealy Medical College Detroit Michigan City Hospital

Shower for Future Bride Honors Catherine Terry

Mrs Randolph Williamson hosted a lingerie shower for Miss Catherine Terry, bride-elect of Buck Whiteley, at her home on Saturday night. Guests opened gifts before 42 games, with a Valentine themed setting including a bride and groom cake topper and heart arch.

Move to Rockdale Forms New Local Family

Mr and Mrs Clyde Greenlees and their sons Clyde Sidney and Joe Frank have relocated to Rockdale where Mr Greenlees works in the Gaither Motor Company parts department Their Cameron friends will miss them locally and wish them well in their new home move

Clyde Greenlees Clyde Sidney Joe Frank Rockdale Greenlees Gaither Motor Company Cameron

Love as Lesson-Sermon Theme in Christian Science Services

The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday February 2 centers on Love with the Golden Text from Jeremiah 31 3 stating I have loved thee with an everlasting love The Bible citations include Beloved let us love one another and He that loveth not knoweth not God from 1 John 4 7 8 The Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy notes God is Life Truth Love in reference to the scriptures page 380

God Mary Baker Eddy

Shrubbery Needed for Wilson Ledbetter Park Project

The Girl Scouts of the City seek shrubbery to beautify Wilson Ledbetter park. They urge anyone with plants to contact Mrs. Lottie Bigbee and will call at donors’ homes to collect the bushes.

Wilson Ledbetter Park Girl Scouts of Lottie Bigbee

Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. W. Sykes

The Sykes family expresses deep gratitude to Cameron friends for help during the illness and after the death of wife and mother Mrs. J. W. Sykes. They thank all who offered kindness, flowers, and assistance, and sign J. W. Sykes and Family.

Cameron J. W. Sykes

Burlington businessman Carl Marburger visits here

Carl Marburger of Burlington spent Wednesday as a business visitor in the city, meeting local counterparts and touring facilities. He discussed potential partnerships and future projects with regional firms.

Carl Marburger of Burlington

Gambling raid yields unclear results in downtown bar

About ten men surprised in a downtown bar during a gambling game. Justice of the Peace Womack Brashear said officers found only chips and no money, making proof of unlawful play difficult. Public notice states card play with chips in public places is illegal and no arrests can be excused on lack of money. Some fines reportedly paid, but not confirmed.

Herald Womack Brashear Justice of Peace Chipa Neetey

Mary Hardin Baylor to mark 96th anniversary February 1

The Mary Hardin Baylor College celebration honors the 96th founding anniversary with special recognition for the Class of 1891, the 50 year class. Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp, a member of that class, has been invited by the Alumnae Association to attend the two day event.

Mary Hardin-Baylor College Belton Eiven Jeff T. Kemp College Alumnae Association

Business Visitor Allen Warner from Gause

Allen Warner of Gause was a business visitor here Wednesday, engaging in local commerce and meeting area officials. He toured notable sites and discussed prospective arrangements with several firms.

Allen Warner Gause

Milano Merchant Holds Cameron Trade Thursday

C. T. Bullock of Milano transacted ae in Cameron Thursday, recording a local exchange or purchase in the Cameron area.

C. T. Bullock Milano Cameron

A Gentle Laxative For Children Promotes Syrup of Black-Draught

A vintage ad touts Syrup of Black-Draught as a child friendly laxative. It claims a tasty flavor and mild, thorough action that eases constipation and reduces discomfort, with two available sizes 60c and 260.

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Lou Fuller W. E. Gaither Killeen L. A. Chansler Yeager & Atkinson Vaughan’s McLane & McLane Grocery Tom Denson Rockdale Breeding Farm Harry Williams Hornung Bros. Hatchery & Poultry Farm E. Durrie Cameron Star G. F. Layne R. G. Grabein Estelle Terry Eula Crook Inside Guardian Guill Outer Guardian Woodmen Knights OF Pythias Judge Gillis III Episcopal Church Betty Crocker General Mills, Inc Minneapolis Minn Looney Christian Science Services Churches of Christ Scientist Ben Klypas Egypt Plains Abraham Moses Amercia Tim
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